Breaking: Millions Lost as Flood Hits Ondo

A devastating flood in Ondo West Local Government Area on Friday destroyed property worth millions of naira following a heavy downpour.

The rain, which began around 3 p.m., wreaked havoc across several streets, including Ita-Nla Road, Oke-Odunwo, Odojomu, Oke-Idera, and Iluyemi.

Sources revealed that the Ita-Nla area suffered the most damage, with numerous vehicles, motorcycles, shops, and valuables submerged. Thankfully, no lives were lost in the incident.

Local residents attribute the flooding to blocked drainage channels, which hindered the free flow of water during the torrential rain.

A concerned resident lamented, “The rain caused chaos in the community; many properties were submerged. Almost all the roads are impassable, and urgent government intervention is needed.”

He added, “The residents, particularly shop owners, faced severe losses due to the flood. We are grateful that no one was swept away or lost their life.”

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2 responses to “Breaking: Millions Lost as Flood Hits Ondo”

  1. The idea of people dumping refuse into drainages in our cities are common sight in Nigeria. People never learn from the ogunpa incident in Ibadan in 1980.

  2. Alaba Olarewaju Pedro Avatar
    Alaba Olarewaju Pedro

    It was very heavy rain here in Ondo on Friday 4th October 2024.
    Onipakala junction beside Adeyemi second was full of foud too.thank God no life was lost.

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